POP Peeper is an email notifier that runs in your Windows task bar and alerts you when you have new email on any of your POP3, Hotmail, MSN, Yahoo, Mail.com, MyWay, Excite, Lycos.com, or RediffMail accounts. Send mail using your SMTP server or through your webmail account directly from POP Peeper. It supports HTML email, so you can see your email the same way as you would in your email client. Several options are available that will decrease or eliminate the risks of reading your email (viruses, javascript, webbugs, etc). If you share your computer, you can password-protect your accounts or password-protect access to POP Peeper.
- New capability to access remote folders for certain protocols (Imap, some webmail-based protocols); requires Premium Add-on Pack
- New option to forward message as attachment
- New option for Voice Notifier allows messages (and/or headers) to be read using speech synthesis
- New option for tray icon to represent unread messages instead of new messages (only affects tray icon: Options / Tray Icon)
- New option to reset confirmation prompts (in Options / General)
- New toolbar button available for Sent Mail Viewer (menu: View / Customize Toolbar)
Reviewing 3.8 (Jan 10, 2012)
bloat bloat bloat bloat. Gmail Notifier Plus is so much better. I don't want all this crap, I just want to check my email!
Reviewing 3.8 (Aug 30, 2011)
Best email app on the planet! Truely one of the greatest in software history.
Been using this since the early days. And I just purchased the premium addon pack today.
Reviewing 3.6 (Sep 16, 2010)
I downloaded this application thinking it would be just another piece of digital crap, mainly because I've installed thousands of applications over the years, and ... oh I'm just spitballing here, but probably 95% of them are crap.
However, this is a great application, especially given that it's free. Nice interface, nice customizability, nice everything. In fact, the only thing I need Thunderbird for anymore is when I want to save a message long-term. Other than that, for sending/receiving, this is it.
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